Summary

1911 Encyclopædia Britannica, Volume 22… (1911)

“ It is situated on an estuary 9 m. from St Vincent Gulf and is the principal shipping port of South Australia. Its wharves, equipped with steam and travelling cranes, and tramways, are 21/2 m. in extent; it has docks and a number of patent slips capable of taking up vessels of 300 to 1500 tons. There are also piers at Semaphore and Larg’s Bay, on the other side of Lefevre’s Peninsula some 2 m. distant, which are connected with Port Adelaide by rail. The industries comprise silver and copper smelting, brewing, sawmilling, rope making, flourmilling, sugar-refining and yacht-building. ”
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